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Today, we are going to learn the very important type of phonics called Embedded Phonics.
Embedded phonics is a type of phonics instruction that teaches children the relationships between letters and sounds (phonemes) as they engage in reading and writing activities. It is a more implicit approach to phonics instruction than other methods, such as synthetic phonics, which focuses on teaching children the sound-symbol correspondences in isolation.
In embedded phonics, children learn about phonics as they read and write real words in context. This helps them to see how phonics works in the real world and to make connections between the sounds of words and their spellings.
Here are 5 examples of embedded phonics instruction:
• A teacher reading a story to a class and pointing out the different sounds that the letters make. For example, the teacher might point out that the word "cat" has the /k/ sound at the beginning, the /a/ sound in the middle, and the /t/ sound at the end.
• A teacher helping a student write a word and asking the student to think about the sounds that the word makes. For example, the teacher might ask the student to think about how the word "hat" starts with the /h/ sound and ends with the /t/ sound.
• A teacher providing students with word puzzles or games that require them to identify the sounds of letters or to decode words.
• A teacher using a variety of texts, such as picture books, poems, and informational texts, to provide students with opportunities to see phonics patterns in real words.
• A teacher working with small groups of students to provide them with more individualized instruction on specific phonics concepts.
Embedded phonics is a valuable approach to phonics instruction because it helps children to see how phonics works in the real world and to make connections between the sounds of words and their spellings. This can help them to become more fluent and accurate readers and writers.
Here are some additional benefits of embedded phonics:
• It can help children to develop a better understanding of the alphabetic principle.
• It can help children to learn to decode words more efficiently.
• It can help children to become more fluent readers.
• It can help children to become more accurate spellers.
If you are interested in learning more about embedded phonics, there are a number of resources available online and in libraries. You can also talk to your child's teacher about how embedded phonics is being used in your child's classroom.
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